MDLLE. ANTONIA DOLORES. — ♦ . Referring to Mdlle. Dolores' first recital in Melbourne, the Age says :—: — Before this charming singer had sung many notes on Saturday evening the large audience could not have better expressed their feelings than in Shakespeare's words, " With all my heart, I'll sit and hear her sing." The accomplished soprano seems, if possible, to have improved during her absence. Each note is, as (he Italians would say, " as round as the O of Giotto" ; there is the same certainty of taking the higher head notes either with full or half voice ; the same splendid training in breath* ing, so that a whole long phrase appears to be delivered on one breath ; the same versatile linguistic talent ; and, above all, the gift of adopting the tone of feeling to the varying mood of the pieces sung. The programme was a yory fine one, and was made more interesting than usual by the inclusion of many ancient pieces seldom heard. During the evening Mdlle. Dolores sang 16 songs, and it is hard to say which was best reoeived. A collection of gems describes the programme. Mr Robert Clarence Newall is pianist with Mdle. Dolores. He possesses very good technique, easy control of the keyboard, and his touch is delicate and firm. LOYAL UNION LODGE, 1.0.0. F., M.U , No. 6480. A FAREWELL SOCIAL to Bro. Worsfold will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'olook. By order. J. MoROBBIB, Secretary. HOUBF, HAWERA< THE EVENT OF THE YE4R. M-dlle j^ntonia I>olores (Trebelli). The Great Soprano's Concert. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28. Watch for particulars. Prioes: 4s, 2a 6d, and Is. Box plan at Cole and Donnelly's. - JAMES TAIT, Manager. DONT FORGET WAIMATE HORTICULTURAL AND PRODUCE SOCIETY'S FOURTH ANNUAL SHOW, TO BE HELD ON TBE RECREATION GROUND, MANAIA, - on FEBRUARY 27th and 28th, 1902. Pot Plants, Cut Flowers, Farm, Garden, and Dairy Produce, Bread, Cakes, Poultry, Dogs, Cat?, etc., etc. Entries olose en Tuesday, 25th February, at 9 a.m. Open Ist day, 2to 6 ; Eecond day 10 to 4. On Second Day GIGANHC CYCLING SPORTS Will be held, when a wheel race value £25 will be run. Band in attendance First-class Refreshments on the ground. Admission Is, children under 12 63, horee paddock Is. GRAND CONCERT in Drill Hall on first night. DANCE in Drill Hall on second night. P. T. PEACOCK, Hon. See. and Treasurer. ~~~ NOTICE. A DANCE will be held in the Te Roti Public Hall on Wednesday, 26th February, at 8 p.m. Admission : Gents 2/6, Ladies free. Programmes. W. T. REED, 24 Eon Sec. NOTICE. ESTATE LATE i! G. LAROOM, Deceased. A LL Debts owing to the Estate i\ must be paid and all Claims against the Estate must be rendered in detail to blr John White, of Normanby, or to the UDdersigned, on or before the 17k March next. H. OAPLEN, Solioitor, Hawera. TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. A PPLIOATIONS are invited for l\. the position of Caretaker to the Taranaki Eaeecourse. Wages 80s week, free cottage (4 rooms), and right to graze one oow. Applications, with references, addressed to the Secretary,- must be in by the 27th inst. MUSSELL FLEET WOOD. Secretary. TENDERS WILL be received up to noon on Wednesday, sth day of March, 1902, for Purchase and Right of Removal of Buildings at present occupied by Messrs Purser Bros, and Wilson and Tayley, adjoining Commercial Hotel. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be addressed to D. Sullivan, Commercial Hotel, Hawera. Conditions and all information on application to D. SULLIVAN, Lessee. ALEX. G. BRETT, al Town Clerk. HAWERA BOROUGH COUNCIL BOROUGH RESERVES. TENDERS WILL be reoeived up to noon on Wednesday, sth March, 1902, for leaße of 15 sections in Blocks 19 and 85, Borough of Hawera. Term : 21 years, with right of renewal. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted Conditions of lease and all information on application to ALEX. G. BRETT, al Town Clerk. WANTED, a Housemaid. Apply Commercial Hotel, Manaia. TUST landed, 8 oases Flannelettes. tl Prioes 3d to 1/ per yard, ttconamio, Hawera. Ff>R SALE, 2 J-acre Sections, Surrey street, each £75. Apply H. G. Pitcher. T7IOR SALE —Two teams of WorkX? ing Bullocks, Yoke 3, Bows and Chains ; also two Tip Dray?, all in good working order. Appl} Hall Bros., Normanby. OR SALE— Six-roomed House, with wash house and copper, good orchard. Apply, at once, to H G, Gibson, Normanby.' TO LET— For a Term— Dwelling of 9 rooms, with every con venienoe, hot and cold water, gas eto., stables, ooaob house and man'i room, 8£ aores of land, within a fey minutes' walk of the po9t office Apply Budge and Tristram. TO LET— Weekly or monthly 11 Aores, on South Road, nea Hawera. Apply 0. E. MAJOR^ AJ H. GUY, KAPONGaT" WHEELWRIGHT AND GENERAL SMITH. T HAVE muob pleasure in inforn X ing the people of Kaponga an surrounding districts tbat I ha% started business in their town, an anything left in my charge wi receive my utmost attention. Daii Factory Machinery and Agricultun Implements repaired. Shoeing speciality. Terms moderate.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7396, 24 February 1902, Page 3
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